Among them, 23,000 hosts were persistently responsible for the majority of activity observed over 293 days of scanning.
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Among them, 23,000 hosts were persistently responsible for the majority of activity observed over 293 days of scanning.
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An LLMjacking operation has been targeting exposed LLMs and MCPs at scale, for commercial monetization.
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The announcement comes just weeks after Palo Alto Networks and Google Cloud announced a multibillion-dollar AI and cloud security deal.
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The fastest way to squander the promise of AI is to mistake automation for assurance, and novelty for resilience.
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Quantum computers are coming, with a potential computing power almost beyond comprehension.
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Marketed as ChatGPT enhancement and productivity tools, the extensions allow the threat actor to access the victim’s ChatGPT data.
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Understanding how threat hunting differs from reactive security provides a deeper understanding of the role, while hinting at how it will evolve in the future.
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aiFWall is a firewall protection for AI deployments built to use AI to improve its own performance.
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Impacting Anthropic’s official MCP server, the vulnerabilities can be exploited through prompt injections.
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The two bugs, an arbitrary file read and an SSRF bug, can be exploited without user interaction to leak credentials, databases, and other data.
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